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Module 10 of 15D. Polish & Quality

Mobile, Accessibility & Usability

By the end of this module: Make the site clean on phones and usable with accessibility basics.

The polish gauges
390px cleanpass
First paint1.9s
A11y basics6/7

Polish is measured, not felt — these are the dials that matter

Your place on the path

Module 10 of 15 · D. Polish & Quality

The lesson, in plain language

Check no horizontal scroll around 390px, visible focus, alt text, readable contrast, working links, and labeled fields.

Seen in the demos: Every Webnailed demo is judged on mobile first because most beginner-built sites fail there.

Prompt lab

Give me a beginner accessibility and mobile checklist for a marketing site and how to test each item without code.

1 · Paste into your AI tool2 · Replace anything in [brackets]3 · Change one thing at a time
Decision card

The common failure: Only checking the desktop view.

Accessible basics are not optional polish. They are part of professionalism.

Your task

Run the mobile and accessibility self-check and fix the failures.

Mistake detector

The usual trap here: Only checking the desktop view. Tick only what you have genuinely done — anything unticked is where that trap usually starts.

0/4 confirmed — be honest, this checklist is for you, not for us.

Where this connects to your audit

Save mobile and desktop QA notes before submitting the project for private audit.

Work from this module feeds directly into your private structured website quality review — two per month, on your real site.

See how the private audit works

The habit this builds

Don't ask AI for a finished website and stop there. Run the loop this module teaches: brief, generate, inspect, fix one thing, document what changed. That loop — not any single trick — is the skill Webnailed trains.

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